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Prototype Eras
Era 4 (1948 to 1956) British Railways Early Crest
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest
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Hornby
R3911
RailRoad GBRf, Class 73, Bo-Bo, 73965 - Era 11
Hornby
R3910
GBRf, Class 73, Bo-Bo, 73964 'Jeanette' - Era 11
Hornby
R3954
The Beatles 'Singles from Liverpool' Train Pack
Hornby
R3045
Class 73 73202 in Gatwick Express Livery
Hornby
R2767
Class 73 73204 Stewarts Lane in BR Intercity livery
Hornby
R2766
Class 73 73129 City of Winchester in Network SE livery
Hornby
R2765
Class 73 73108 in BR Civil Link (Dutch Livery)
Hornby
R2656
Class 73 E6001 in BR green
Hornby
R2655
Class 73 73235 in SW Trains livery
Hornby
R2654
Class 73 73204 in GBRF livery
Hornby
R2518
Class 73 73107 Spitfire in Fragonset livery
Hornby
R2517
Class 73 E6003 in BR green
Hornby
R2516
Class 73 73101 The Royal Alex in Pullman livery
Hornby
R3136
Class 73 73138 in Network Rail livery
Hornby
R3137
Class 73 73101 Brighton Evening Argus in Pullman Umber & Cream
Hornby
R30176TXS
RailRoad Plus GB Railfreight, Class 73, Bo-Bo, 73109 'Battle of Britain' - Era 10
Hornby RailRoad model of British Rail Class 73 (Bo‑Bo) in green livery, running number E6002. The model is described as pristine and bears the manufacturer part number R3591. It measures 215 mm in length and is equipped with a 5‑pole skew wound motor and an 8‑pin DCC ready socket.
The locomotive is an electro‑diesel with power pickup from the unpowered bogie only. It uses NEM / tension lock couplings and can negotiate a minimum curve radius of 438 mm (second radius). The model represents British Railways late crest period and is based on the original class built between 1962 and 1967, of which 49 were produced. It has a maximum speed of 90 mph and a Bo‑Bo wheel arrangement.